Regency 9ct Gold Dolphin Seal with Bloodstone Intaglio “Phyllis” feed-gender-unisex 1932 – July 20

1932 – July 20

At its centre blooms a delicate five-petal turquoise flower

At its centre sits a vibrant blue synthetic sapphire

It offered the depth of a gemstone with the joyful brilliance of finely cut glass

full of character and quiet drama

Regency 9ct Gold Dolphin Seal with Bloodstone Intaglio “Phyllis” feed-gender-unisex 1932 – July 20A beautifully modelled early 19th century Regency gold cased fob seal, featuring an intertwined dolphin rising to form the handle, a motif rich with both classical and contemporary symbolism. The dolphin was a favourite emblem of the period: drawn from antiquity, associated with protection and safe passage, and adopted in the Regency era as a subtle nod to Britains naval triumphs under Lord Nelson. It also carries echoes of French royal iconography,